CT Scan Company Closes Denver Office After State Review
A company that conducts CT scans has closed its Denver office after an investigation by the Colorado health department.
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A company that conducts CT scans has closed its Denver office after an investigation by the Colorado health department.
Seems like every youngster smacks their head at some time or another. At what point do you need to head over to the ER for a CT scan of the brain? Dr Dave Hnida reports on a new study that suggests observation may be better than scanning--- provided you follow a few guidelines.
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Patients at Denver Health Medical Center have a truly special surprise to remember. Five-time Grammy Award winner Lionel Richie came to visit.
The Walk MS brought in nearly $1 million this weekend to fight multiple sclerosis. Money raised will go toward research and patient support.
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House lawmakers have approved a bill that would create a health insurance marketplace in which individuals and small business can pool together to get lower premiums.
A permanent Colorado ban on synthetic marijuana sold as Spice or K2 is back before a Senate committee.
Looking at 15-year-old Heather Craig, nobody would ever suspect the Evergreen teen has MS. But on Christmas Eve 2009 her dad noticed something was wrong.
Republicans and Democrats are squaring off over an insurance proposal that GOP business allies support but others see as a move to embrace the federal health care law.
A study from the University of Colorado has renewed the debate over mammography and breast cancer screening.
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Thousands will head to City Park next Saturday to help raise money and awareness about multiple sclerosis.
More than 100 law enforcement agencies across the state collected prescription and over-the-counter drugs in drug "take back" events on Saturday.
